Looking Ahead Features Tax Cuts and Budget Talks
WASHINGTON insiders expect a 10 percent individual income tax cut next year with limited chances for 20 percent. Budget talks center on trimming federal outlays from 41.5 billion to around 35 billion, with some doubt about hitting even that target. Forrestal emerges as influence in Truman administration while mob violence case in Georgia awaits federal action. Economic and political shifts weigh on postwar policy amid labor and film industry headlines.
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Washington
GOP
Senate
Taft
Robie
Farmers' Lament In Washington Trade Outlook
Farm leaders voice concern over the shrinking export market as foreign agriculture adjusts to new growth. They warn of potential struggles for farmers if demand abroad falters and emphasize the need for policy clarity and support.
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Washington
Empire View
London
John Strachey
Great Britain
United States
FRADE
New York
Thre Wine Institute
Government moves to seek parity price support for farms
Plans to urge Congress to include labor costs in parity price formulas to raise government farm price supports. The report notes agriculture’s export share in 1900 and 1939, and cites related economic debate and international price-control observations.
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Congress
U. S
World's largest talc mine in Robbins North Carolina
Returned soldiers note birds in war zones sing and search for food despite gunfire. Elephants are poor work animals due to heavy eating needs. The Flying Scotsman holds the world nonstop rail record from London to Edinburgh over 392 miles.
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London
Edinburgh
Deep ocean deeps and the Atlantic count
Oceanographers define deeps in the Pacific and Atlantic oceans, with the Pacific housing over 18,000 feet deep Biba and the Atlantic containing 19 such deeps. The note contrasts depth and distribution of deep ocean basins between the two seas.
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Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Doctors Hope Cure for Delusion Bug Infestation Case
Doctors at a University of California medical school report progress in treating a patient facing a fixed delusion that insects infest the skin. The team emphasizes careful psychiatric evaluation and safe, measured therapy as they pursue relief for the patient.
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University of Caifornia Medical School
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